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Orthopedic surgeon sounds off on COVID vaccine after developing career-ending condition: I’ve been ‘abandoned’

April 16, 2023

Orthopedic surgeon sounds off on COVID vaccine after developing career-ending condition: I’ve been ‘abandoned’

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Joel Wallskog is sounding the alarm on the devastating condition he developed after he received the COVID-19 vaccine.

Dr. Joel Wallskog sounds off on COVID vaccine after developing career-ending condition: I’ve been ‘abandoned’

April 16, 2023

Dr. Joel Wallskog sounds off on COVID vaccine after developing career-ending condition: I’ve been ‘abandoned’

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Joel Wallskog joined ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to share his experience getting the COVID-19 shot and the career-ending condition he developed.

Scientists find concerning bird flu mutations, but US health officials say threat to humans is low

April 15, 2023

Scientists find concerning bird flu mutations, but US health officials say threat to humans is low

U.S. health officials assured Friday that the threat to humans from bird flu remains low after it was found that a man in Chile infected with a virus has concerning mutations.

Grizzly bears, skunks among a dozen mammals infected with avian influenza in Montana

April 14, 2023

Grizzly bears, skunks among a dozen mammals infected with avian influenza in Montana

A Montana veterinarian says it's "concerning" that at least a dozen mammals have been infected in the state amid the latest avian flu outbreak.

Michigan paper mill closes after 21 workers contract fungal infection

April 14, 2023

Michigan paper mill closes after 21 workers contract fungal infection

The Billerud Paper Mill in Delta County, Michigan, will temporarily close as numerous cases of fungal infection blastomycosis have been reported in workers.

Ohio woman, the first person to receive a breast cancer vaccine in trial, awaits results: 'Very excited'

April 14, 2023

Ohio woman, the first person to receive a breast cancer vaccine in trial, awaits results: 'Very excited'

An Ohio woman was the first person to get a breast cancer vaccine in 2021. The vaccine could be available to the general public within four to five years, researchers say.

Former head of China's CDC says there is 'no evidence' coronavirus came from animals

April 14, 2023

Former head of China's CDC says there is 'no evidence' coronavirus came from animals

The former head of China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention said on Friday that there is "no evidence" that the coronavirus originated in animals.

California judge orders church that defied COVID rules to pay $1.2M

April 14, 2023

California judge orders church that defied COVID rules to pay $1.2M

Calvary Chapel in San Jose, California, has been ordered to pay a $1.2 million fine to Santa Clara County for violating the county's COVID-19 mask mandate.

Rep. Tenney: Biden deserves 'less than zero' grade on handling COVID, responsible for 'devastated' economy

April 14, 2023

Rep. Tenney: Biden deserves 'less than zero' grade on handling COVID, responsible for 'devastated' economy

Rep. Claudia Tenney, a Republican from New York, rebuked President Biden and his administration's policies during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying they worsened problems.

China opts out of UN wildlife survey aimed at preventing future pandemics caused by animals

April 13, 2023

China opts out of UN wildlife survey aimed at preventing future pandemics caused by animals

Beijing has decided not to participate in a United Nations wildlife survey in a move that could frustrate researchers who want more information on the origins of COVID from China.